New Street Art! (20 Photos) — Vol. 70
By Vidar
Everyday objects grow into extraordinary walls
A courtyard becomes a still life of giant fruit, a green monster reaches for ice cream and miniature rooms balance between enormous hands.
🏠 White Hands Stack Tiny Rooms — Dendyden, Saint Petersburg, Russia 🇷🇺
Large white hands balance three small architectural blocks, from a blue doorway to an orange room with an open window. A tiny hooded painter stands against the middle brick section.
Eastcable’s presentation of Dendyden’s mural describes a home held together by memories and people, even when someone lives far away. Curated by DS Fabrika, it is painted in Eastcable’s courtyard at 34 Kozhevennaya Liniya.
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🐦 A Yellow Bird and Waterfall Frame a Portrait — SEPC, Vergara, Colombia 🇨🇴
A yellow-breasted bird perches beside a young face crossed by a red painted band. Hands curve above and below the portrait, enclosing decorated vessels, leaves and a small waterfall that tumbles down the right side.
SEPC shared the finished Vergara mural after the Sua Cubun gathering, crediting Hijos del Sol for the invitation.
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😄 A White-Mustached Character Breaks Into Laughter — Polographe, Montreal, Canada 🇨🇦
A laughing older cartoon man bends over a gray handheld device, his eyes nearly closed above a broad toothy grin. White eyebrows, a curling mustache and flowing linework stand out against the black wall and blue clothing.
Polographe painted the gamer for the tenth edition of Canettes de Ruelle in Montréal. His September 2026 post identifies it as his contribution to that year’s festival.
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🐆 A Spotted Cat and Young Face Share a Golden Glow — Gian Ba1, Benicàssim, Spain 🇪🇸
A spotted wild cat looks downward beside a young person whose face tilts upward. Golden light catches their eyes and cheekbones against a dark red background crossed by fine orange arcs.
Gian Ba1 connects this mural to strength, identity and the relationship between people and nature. He painted it live at Rototom Sunsplash, after an invitation from Rudiart.
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🧊 A Grinning Cat Watches an Icy Cartoon Scene — Brosart + Fox’s Lair76, Frankfurt am Main, Germany 🇩🇪
A long-necked blue cat grins beneath a black cap with a fox badge. Beside it, a small character in a white bear suit splashes above massive ice-like letters, with a gull perched on a prohibition sign.
Brosart documents this collaboration with Fox’s Lair76 at Dreckiges Dutzend in Frankfurt. The original August 2026 post credits Train Travelling Tom for the photographs.
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🌼 Gold Ornaments and an Orange Flower Fill a Doorway — Pop Art POV, Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸
A blue-eyed woman fills a pair of wooden doors, wearing large gold earrings and a patterned blue headband. A bright orange flower rises from her dark hair, while delicate gold ornament runs across both cheeks above red lips.
Painted at Carrer de la Carabassa 6B. Photograph credited to Angelessl.
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💐 Oversized Flowers Open Against Charcoal Gray — Cíclope — Pilar Tolosa + Julián Razquin, Chascomús, Argentina 🇦🇷
Large white, red and pink flowers spread across a stepped charcoal wall, their petals carefully shaded around golden centers. Smaller yellow blossoms and long green leaves connect the bouquet across the irregular building silhouette.
Cíclope’s original post places the mural in a residential complex in Chascomús. The duo — Pilar Tolosa and Julián Razquin — shared the finished flowers in September 2026.
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🐕 A Cap-Wearing Portrait and Dog Above Gold Letters — Naga Illustration + Tache de Peinture, Rennes, France 🇫🇷
A young person in a green cap stands back-to-back with a pointed-eared dog above tightly interlocked gold and orange letters. Thin white lines trace a skull-like mask over the painted face, and blue spheres punctuate the lower lettering.
Tache de Peinture documented the joint Rennes wall with Naga on 10 August 2026, thanking the other artists who joined the painting session at La Coulée Verte.
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🎤 Oliver Clark Holds the Microphone Against an Action Scene — Ling, Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺
A mustached performer in a glossy blue dinner jacket grips a microphone in front of a fiery skyline. A helicopter and running figures fill the right side, while a painted sign announces Oliver Clark live tonight.
Ling’s original post identifies the subject as performer Oliver Clark and credits 247 Art with bringing the project together. The artist shared the completed Melbourne portrait in May 2026.
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🧵 “Hiladora del tiempo” — Red Hair Flows Around a Spindle — Asem Navarro, Malagón, Spain 🇪🇸
A red-haired woman holds a thread-wrapped spindle between both hands as angular white graffiti strokes cross her body. Green leaves, olives and red flowers mingle with the broad curls, filling the sloping wall around her green-eyed face.
Asem Navarro describes “Hiladora del tiempo” as a tribute to the rural women of Castilla-La Mancha who sustained trades, culture and community life. The thread represents memory and tradition, while olive and leaf details connect the figure to the land. It was painted for ManchaGraff in Malagón.
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✨ “Future of Portlaoise” — A Microphone and Sparkler Light Two Young Faces — Zabou, Portlaoise, Ireland 🇮🇪
Two grayscale young faces fill a turquoise facade, one holding a microphone and the other smiling beside a glowing sparkler. Pink clothing, a harp, flowers and small golden stars add bright accents around the building’s square windows.
Zabou’s 10-by-10-meter “Future of Portlaoise” portrays Amellia and Zen alongside local cultural imagery. Painted in August 2026, it was commissioned by Dunamaise Arts Centre and The Walls Project. Find it at Dunamaise Arts Centre on Church Street. Photograph by LVD Films.
💡 Nerd Fact: Dunamaise Arts Centre occupies the site of the Old County Gaol, built in 1789. Much of the old prison disappeared, but its carved stone façade survived. The arts centre was established by Laois County Council in 1999.
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🧺 “Shared harvest” — A Basket of Blossoms Beneath Two Generations — Tymon de Laat, Uden, Netherlands 🇳🇱
A young woman with long braids and orange-and-blue cheek markings stands before a grayscale older man in profile. Her basket holds white blossoms, dark cherries, a small toy figure and miniature church towers against a misty landscape.
Tymon de Laat’s “Shared Harvest” grew from conversations with Flatwijk residents. The girl’s Korean hanbok and the cherries connect traditions shared by Korea and Uden, while the older figure links past and future generations. The 11-by-7-meter mural uses spray paint and latex. Local reporting identifies Peerke Verschiet and Sint-Petruskerk in the basket. Residents asked for Peerke Verschiet to return after an earlier mural of the local folk figure on this wall. Commissioned by Area at Wilhelminastraat 1; photograph credited to Emile Kalmann.
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🍯 Giant Fruit and Glass Vessels Fill a Courtyard — JM Brea, Cáceres, Spain 🇪🇸
Oversized fruit, cherries and glass vessels fill the courtyard’s irregular walls. A tipped red tin spills red powder near a large honey dipper, making the painted objects appear to rest directly on the paving.
Jesús Mateos Brea built this surreal still life around products exported from Cáceres, including fruit, olive oil, wine, paprika, cheese and honey. He cites Magritte’s room-filling apple as an inspiration for making familiar foods monumental. Commissioned by the Chamber of Commerce, the mural incorporates the existing architecture of its courtyard at Palacio de Monroy.
💡 Nerd Fact: Magritte’s room-filling apple is the subject of The Listening Room, painted in 1952. Despite its monumental subject, the original canvas measures only 45.2 by 55.2 centimetres and belongs to the Menil Collection in Houston.
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🌲 A Green World of Floating Stone Fragments — Publicsurfer, Lublin, Poland 🇵🇱
Angular green fragments rise like broken towers from a cracked landscape beneath a road bridge. The long wall fades from pale mist to deep forest green, with suspended slabs and a large circular form appearing through the haze.
Publicsurfer describes the 5-by-20-meter Lublin wall as a combination of two long-developing ideas, painted ahead of Meeting of Styles Poland 2026. Most of the surface was made with acrylic paint and brushes, with smaller amounts of aerosol and spray-gun work; the artist reports five painting days.
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🖌️ A Bucket-Hatted Painter Holds Two Spray Cans — Busta Art + Aerosoleon, St. Louis, Missouri, USA 🇺🇸
A painter in a silver bucket hat stretches both arms outward with a spray can in each hand. Turquoise and cream letters spread across the foreground, backed by a purple night skyline with small yellow-lit windows.
Aerosoleon’s account of the collaboration with Busta Art describes a young writer bringing two graffiti pieces to life, with a spray can in each hand. The wall was made for Paint Louis 2026 on the Mississippi riverfront floodwall south of the Gateway Arch. The festival lists its site at 1000 South Wharf Street. Photograph by Silas Sellers.
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👁️ “La niña de mis ojos” — A Small Face Reflected Inside a Giant Eye — Nego, Casar de Cáceres, Spain 🇪🇸
A single enormous eye stretches across the wall, with finely painted lashes and a green-brown iris. Inside the pupil, a child’s face with puckered lips tilts toward the viewer amid bright reflections.
Nego’s “La niña de mis ojos” won second prize at the eleventh Gemma Granados urban-art competition in Casar de Cáceres. The artist describes the image as a bond with someone who becomes part of both how we see the world and what we carry in our hearts.
💡 Nerd Fact: In Spanish, niña can mean both “girl” and the pupil of an eye. The Royal Spanish Academy also records la niña de mis ojos as an expression for a particularly cherished person or thing, giving the title a double meaning.
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🍦 A Green Monster Reaches for Ice Cream — Killer Napkins, St. Louis, Missouri, USA 🇺🇸
A tattooed green monster pushes its toothy head and long arm through a turquoise opening to reach an ice-cream cone. Orange and blue scoops glow against a pink wavy background, while bubbles surround the creature’s scaly body.
Killer Napkins explains that the heat at Paint Louis 2026 inspired the scene: a fish-like monster taking a swim in the Mississippi and cooling down with a frozen treat. Photograph credited to Burlinga.
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🐎 “The Thread Between Worlds” — A Rider Passes Through Mountains and Tall Flowers — Venazir, Hollister, California, USA 🇺🇸
A rider in a broad decorated hat sits on a golden horse before layered blue mountains. An embroidered floral skirt spreads across the saddle, while tall pink-and-purple flower spikes and a soaring dark bird frame the scene.
Venazir’s “The Thread Between Worlds” connects Hollister with the Philippines. The rider, California condor and Pinnacles landscape are linked by a red thread to the Banaue Rice Terraces, reflecting the artist’s journey between two farming regions. It was painted in August 2026 for Visión Art Festival with San Benito County Arts Council. The mural occupies the north-facing wall at East Street and Wentz Alley, one of the five sites on the festival’s mural route.
💡 Nerd Fact: The California condor disappeared from the wild in 1987, when the last free-flying bird was brought into a captive-breeding program. The surviving population numbered 27. Releases back into the California wild began in January 1992.
💡 Nerd Fact: The Philippine Cordilleras’ rice terraces depend on irrigation systems that collect water from forests above the fields. Their maintenance is a communal undertaking involving water distribution, soil conservation and detailed knowledge of the surrounding ecosystem.
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🌈 A Bright Portrait Turns Through Clouds of Color — Itszbitsz, St. Louis, Missouri, USA 🇺🇸
A woman’s face turns over her shoulder, cut into sharp yellow, orange and pink shapes against nearly black hair. Loose blue, green and violet clouds encircle the portrait, with small floating triangles scattered at the left.
Itszbitsz shared the completed St. Louis mural from Paint Louis in September 2026, introducing it with the phrase “Somewhere in between the infinite.”
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🥽 “Tokyo Glitch” — A Futuristic Painter Wears Goggles and a Respirator — Dragon76, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA 🇺🇸
A woman with bundled blue hair faces outward beneath bulky orange goggles, with a respirator resting at her neck. She lifts a spray can beside her cheek as pale smoke curls across the dense teal, orange and pink mechanical details.
West Palm Walls introduces the mural as “Tokyo Glitch” and credits both Dragon76 and Ayako. The artist locates it at 515 Park Place, in the Flamingo Park District.
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